Just do a search for RPM repos and add them in using YAST.
"RPM Repos?" Sorry I have just installed the system and only got part way
through the manual. Can you elaborate just a little please?
I could point you to some repositories but I would need to know what version
of Suse you have installed. I would also need to know this since YAST
versions earlier than 10.3 differ slightly from this version.
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MS Windows on the internet is like a car parked in a bad part of town with
the doors unlocked, the key in the ignition and a post-it note on the
dashboard saying "Please don't steal me"
RPMs are the software packages used by Suse. There are quite a few
repositories that hold Suse RPMs and these need to be incorporated into
YAST. Simple enough operation depending on your version of Suse and I can
walk you through it once I know what version you are using.
> Alex Shaw wrote:
>
>> Andy wrote:
>>
>>> Alex Shaw wrote:
>>>
>>>> I have just installed Suse and have Firefox, Office, Kmail and Knode on
>>>> my
>>>> desktop. There are many others available in K menu but are there any
>>>> more not listed?
>>> Just do a search for RPM repos and add them in using YAST.
>>
>> "RPM Repos?" Sorry I have just installed the system and only got part way
>> through the manual. Can you elaborate just a little please?
>
> RPMs are the software packages used by Suse. There are quite a few
> repositories that hold Suse RPMs and these need to be incorporated into
> YAST. Simple enough operation depending on your version of Suse and I can
> walk you through it once I know what version you are using.
Version 10.4 with down-loaded updates
Sorry wrong glasses 10.1
Go to:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/susenovell-60
/suse-10.1.-repositories-and-howto-444755/
for a full explanation of how to add software repositories. It much better
explained there than I could do. Any problems and come back here for help.